A one time $7 investment will leave room for an advertising budget

In my experience with working online trying to make money from home, with several bumps and bruises along the way, it is easy to go broke investing into some heavy monthly programs.

There are plenty of solid programs out there that are monthly programs, but it can be hard to get a return on your investment.  I have done ok, but finally decided I needed programs that you only invest in once to get involved.

You still have to invest in solo ads, facebook ads, or some other way to promote your program.  So, you are paying monthly along with your advertising expenses and if profits aren't coming in, the expenses can take a toll.

I have come to a point that if a contact list can be grown and you only pay a one time fee for the program, then why not?  Even if you are a seasoned marketer and this is an extra program, you are still adding people to another list and that list will become important.

The people you have on any given list are important and they all have different experiences and backgrounds.  It will be likely that the one time $7 investment had its appeal because it is not a regular expense that makes them cringe each month.

Now, with this program you will make a $6 commission each time somebody signs up for the $7 investment.  No, that is not a huge commission but you still add an action taker to your list and you can begin to reach out to them and get to know them.  

If you run enough ads you eventually make some decent commissions and you are helping somebody get off the ground and learn some marketing skills.

That is actually the beauty of this system.  You are helping somebody who is struggling financially to learn some skills and the one time $7 investment leaves room for marketing money.  

As people sign up to this system under me, they are also exposed to another one time entry program that requires a $100 one time investment.  So, I am becoming a firm believer in one time investment programs that don't scare people off and these smaller commissions can still add up because of that.

I don't invest out of my paycheck anymore.  I write articles like these and sell stuff to make money toward an advertising budget.  I have quit all the monthly programs I was under.  

This means that as I create a bigger advertising budget, I can buy more solo ads and possibly other ads.  All the while I don't have to invest more money each month to maintain a membership.  It is financially simpler to operate that way.

I will continue to look for one time programs that are worth the time and look for simpler ways to operate.  The simpler the better.  

Thanks for reading to the end and feel free to contact me anytime about anything.

Enjoy your day

Scott Moore